I have just completed James Benn’s 4th installment of Billy Boyle WWII mysteries, Evil for Evil.

I urge you to disregard Publisher Weekly’s review of (and other negative reviews of) Kate Mosse’s Sepulchre.

The Amazing Adventures of Dietgirl by Shauna Reid is the perfect book to read if weight loss is on your New Year’s resolution list.

This is the 4th book in the Unbidden Magic series. It takes place in peacock flats, Washington following Allie through school, boundless (faery land lol).

I’ve read this lovely little classic before, but each and every time I get around to re-reading it, I discover new joys in amongst its already engaging Regency charm and Austentatious wit.

My favorite book of 2011 was Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese.

Engaging, thought-provoking and interesting.

I’ve been reading popular kids books to be able to recommend appropriate books to my students.

British mystery set during WWI – great historical detail, including the post-battlefield effects of shell-shock on soldiers and their families; could be reading about PTSD today.

Reading this now. A friend loaned it to me as it is very hard to find in print.